Deputy Tourism Minister Adela Ragab met with a delegation of MEA fund managers yesterday to discuss potential investments and progress on economic reform, as well as the current state of the tourism industry, according to an emailed statement (pdf). Ragab told the investors, who are in Cairo on an EFG Hermes roadshow, that tourists were gradually returning to Egypt and that areas like the North Coast and Alamein are currently looking promising for projects and investments.
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